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Disastrous flooding in Kentucky has killed at least 37 people and has damaged water utilities across the state. "These are proud, hardworking folks that have just lost it all, and I think the least we can do as human beings, as people of values, is to give and do what we can to get them back on their feet," said Gov. Andy Beshear, according to ABC News.As of Aug. 3, with high temperatures making their way into the region, water outages numbered over 1,800 connections with more than 45,000 under boil-water advisories. Beshear said the most essential relief was to get
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